Learn • Apply • Master تَعَلَّمْ • طَبِّقْ • أَتْقِنْ
Build one connected numeracy toolkit that students can use across listening, reading, speaking and writing.
🔢 Mastery & Revision Collection
Numeracy Mastery إِتْقَانُ الأَرْقَامِ
A six-lesson cross-stage collection covering the number knowledge students need for Arabic communication and Cambridge IGCSE application—from reading digits to expressing time, age, prices, measurements and dates accurately.
The learning sequence
Six connected masterclasses
The lessons are numbered as a coherent collection, but each one may also be used independently when its prerequisite knowledge has been secured.
1
Build the number system
Digits, number words, cardinals, ordinals and agreement.
2
Apply numbers in context
Time, age, prices, quantities, weights and dates.
3
Prepare for the examination
Recognise and produce numbers accurately across all four skills.
Available
NUM-01 · Advanced
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NUM-02
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NUM-03
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NUM-04
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NUM-05
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NUM-06
Numbers
الأَرْقَامُ
Both digit systems, cardinal and ordinal numbers, compound numbers, number–noun agreement and examination contexts.
Development–IGCSE
Interactive
Grammar focus
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Time
الوَقْتُ
12-hour clock times, minutes past and to, half, quarter, schedules and listening for precise times.
Development
Listening
Speaking
In development
Age
العُمْرُ
Age formulas, years, teen and tens agreement, asking and answering questions, and making comparisons.
Foundation–Development
Personal information
In development
Money
المَالُ
Prices, currencies, paying, change, discounts and transactional language for shops and role plays.
Development
Transactions
Role play
In development
Weight & Measurement
الوَزْنُ وَالقِيَاسُ
Grams, kilograms, quantities, half a kilo, recipes and buying measured food or ingredients.
Development–Progressing
Food contexts
In development
Dates
التَّارِيخُ
Western calendar months in Arabic, ordinal dates, formatting, dictation and accurate spoken dates.
Progressing–IGCSE
Writing
Speaking
In development
Recommended use
NUM-01 is an advanced consolidation lesson. Students should already understand noun gender, singular and plural forms, and basic adjective agreement before attempting its full grammar section. Teachers may use only the earlier digit and counting sections with less advanced groups.
Ready to begin?
Start with the complete Numbers masterclass, including explanations, examples, quizzes and exam application.